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another sense, he may have intended
mia action as o personal Insult to show
that IL, Grover Cleveland, am as big q
man a. Wilhelm" Well, the Presi-
dent is entitled to bis own way and
manner OF treating distinguished per-
sons and Distinguished events. bat we
cannot help bat compare his actions
with what the actions OF james G.
Blaine would have been had be been
elected President. The distinguished
Emperor would not then have been
without his few cable lines OF congratu
latiop, and they would have beer
among the first too.
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THE VERY BEST
FOR STYLE, FIT AND WEAR

rOls L LIE, T1l AMI w MAN
Ever offered in Wilmington at the prices
is our gents 81 button, hook lace and
congress. Every pair warranted solid
leather. Our gents hook lace Wauken-
phast only 81 so; sold elsewhere for So.
Our gents seamless ebay Sewed' hook
lace, stylish and plenty of good wear at
$3.50.
Our gents fine calf-hook lace with kan
CARGO kid top only s2.75; real value,
g 30. Our gents calf hand sewed hook
lace, 81; worth S. Our gents hook lace
and Congress handmade, 81 so; would
cost you at airy other store $50. All
these are except 3nally big bargains.
Once you see them you will acknowledge
them the best for the money you have
, ever seen.
: We are the acknowledged headquarters
| for ladies', boys and children's shoes.
Remember-If what you buy here docs
! not tit, you can return, have exchanged,
! or get your money back.
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DRHcIAL NOTICE All subscribers
~ oteh<p the Daily or Weekly REPUB.
1xoxN, outside of this city, who are
oxof one year 10 arrears, are requested
to(prUAld, without delsy, the amount
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

When we say "men's fur
nishings" we mean scarfs,
collars and the like, and VII
you're "up" in such things
you think of Virgoe, Mid
dleton & Co., London
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WANAMAKER
CAPITAL PRIZE. $3.50, 900.

1--WE do hereby certify that We supervise
the arrangements for all the Monthly ana
STATE LOTTERY Co.,, and 10 person manage
and control the drawings themselves, and
that tho same are conducted with honesty,
fairness ana in God faith toward all parties,
and We authorize the company TO uso tnls
certificate, with fac-slmiles Of our signatures
sftacned, In Its advertisements"
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UonamlssYoneTUs

We, the undersigned Banks and Bankers,
will pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana
State Lotteries which may be presented ~
our counters.
j. H. OGLESBY, Pres. Louisiana
National Bank.
r. LANAUX, Press State National
BANK.
A. RAU.nWIN. Pres " q. VAIL ~
CARL KOHN, Pres. niOu National
Bank.
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BA1rrmORE d ONTO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE In EFFECT, JAN. 80, 1871

Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot
EAST.BOUND:
Phlia. Accommodation, daily .,...s.ooA. n,
Phila. cconmodation, daily 300 A. N.
Western express, daily. liza a. NJ,
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 10 T. IA.
Phila. Accommodation, dsily... $50 T.: N.
Phil. Accommodation, daily. 49,. 20 20 7. n.
Chicago Limited, daily. ..lAO5 A. b1.
Local freight with passenger cohches az
taohed leaves Delaware ave. fiAtiOu Dolly,
except sunday, at l.S =. m; arrives IN
Philadelphia At $40 p, III. stop at all eta
tons.
wEST-BOUND:
Ohicago Limited, dsily. .........7.i6 A. m.
ARRIVES Chicago lilo next morning. Ihit
train does not take Baltimore psssep gers
Cincinnati LIMITED, daiiy.....,. .n.S0 a. d.
Arrives Cincinnati 7.4S A.. M. st. LoGii
$40 P. M. next day.
Chicago and St. Louis Express,
daily. ....e.5uf ~
Local freight with passenger coaches AZ
tached leaves Delaware ave. station daily
except sunday, at $40 o NJ; arrives In Dan
ton at 2.45 y. M. Stops at all stations.
FOR LANDENBER9, 100 a.. III. aud
8 90 r. M, daily. 90 T. M. daily, except
Trains leave MARKET Street Station:
For Philadelphia I 80 A. M, stS A. M
A. M. daily, except Sunday. For Lsndon
berg Sc A. M. and 40 z. NJ, daily. 10
4. m. and 90 r. NJ, daily except Sunday.
Through tickets osn DO secured an d sleep
ing car berths reserved by applying to II
"A. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
w.IRwIN, Y, X. LoRD.
Superintendent. GonI Pass. Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-03-26

Louisiana State L otterv COMPANY


Incorporated In 1858 for 26 years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes-wi.h capital Of 81, 900 0oo-to
which a reserve fund OF over $6bo,90o has
sin Sc been adte
chise was made part Of tho present state
Constitution adopted December I'd, A. d.,
1879.
The only lottery ever voted on and en-
dorsed by the people OF any state.
IL neuer scales or postpones.
IT'S Grand single Number Drsw.
ings take place Monthly, and the
keInf.AnnunI Drawings regular
Nv every siS months u une and DC.
ceTHber).
A Splendid OPPORTUNITY TO
WIN A FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND
ORA WING, GLASS ID. IN THE ACAD-
ENVY OF MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, April L., lS67-2O3d
Monthly Drawing.
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bUbLiC SALE-Vi,-
l. public 'als on Will h
WEDNESDAY, nlRcs. J
n, at2 o'Gltcs p.sN
IN inc premises, 18th ,,,..,
ohurse. Cnristians H, lug, w
IRE stock OF sash ms,s: VI
Owned and run hy N,wosa' s ,Tt
OF one large horiz,pr.Ii Oia
power; one upright hail.. . oak
one engine, 10 hor.e ,os .,,, N,
saw, complete; clfclia,'
saw, co ppleie; large ba,tnp vi
dle SNAPPER. m0rtisirg q 49,, ~
lemon mschite, mouIt,.
puileys. hangers, shaitiSy, 10y, ny
the machinery 10 nes,,s slas
latest improved pgies,. ~, ~
complete, and must bs M.
mas no use for them. ''"fa
fersohs deslrlag to Alta.
street cars ara got 81 a, 4, y
wh lon Is about 2 quar,s ~
Terms cash. For iur,he, NY. Y
or address J. }. PeIhUy ~
Wilmington, Del.
L.. W. Stidham Il Son. t,.,
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PUBLios,,.

Tn NAHN5V5.
6A WAENrES ~
.IWkl.Pru
HORSE aaiHlAND silky
FhlhAE, Ann npt |
ENTRIES Ci,,llS5r 4,
'A'aioSue' on appA,4iEi.N Aaa,|
tOllukP;
NEW JEsspy From
EASTERN sIlORr
DELAW ANEc,,.
NiiESrEh c,uHn,
fENiNsrf m,
=, The Latter compri,o,." htal.lsnJ
sELE'fION. Ak a. =" llph.sw.
<h assortment Ihlt A9lt ID ~
'"h una one 10 suli hn,l IT, laHrJ
,re espec,,,,,o tt Bl'il.bly lsss!GS
ehus ani sides, "a ., ''l' liifbas I
on tho trar. ,',,p rat IN
III, v a,her. lrday sborgI,I I'D
NINA
px,a-io, u. .saul
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Capital Prize. $50, GOO.

:, IT9 Prizes, amounting to......-.... 1856, 0c0
Application FOR rates 10 clubs should no
ns3o only to tho otiioo OF the Company In
New 0rleana.
Fot further Information write clearly, CIV
ing full addrose. POSTAL NOTES, FL
press M oDey Orders, or Row York Exchange
Ia ordinary letter. Currency by express,
lat our ezpeuse) addressed
NJ. A .DAUPHlE,
New OrlcAns, La.
or II. n. DAUPRIN.
Washtu9ton. ID. O.
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i6ir,ss Registered Lsttsra 10
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans. La.

DEMEIDCD That the presence Of
NJ vi en- DEN Generals Beauregard
ana Early, who are In charge OF the draw.
in0s, Is guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
phat numbers viii draw Prize. All parties
therefore advertising 10 guarantee Prizes In
this Lottery, or hold az out any other I'm
possible Inducements, are swiDdlers, and
only aim to decelvs and defraud the un-
wary.
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wANAMAKER's

They're at the head. Not
the cheapest goods, but the
best. You don't expect al
Virgoe, Middleton scarf for
90 cents. We didn't. but
we have it. They made a
happy turn in a large lot OF
silks: result, we've dozens
running into the thousands
OF scarfs at half a dollar
each. Four-in,hands and a
knot scarf that you'd expect
to pay 81 for. Think OF the
best buy in scarfs you ever
made, and trust this to be a
better chance.
Chestnut street front.
A Muslin Mother Hub.
bard Night. Gown, tucked
yoke, trimmed with neat
cambria ruffle on neck, front
and sleeves, so cents. The
materials all good, the
work good. We pick
Isomething of little price
that you may the easier see
how far your money'll 60.
Twill 60 as far accordingly
in anything we have in mus
lin or cambria under things.
If you haven't looked lately
you don't dream what Is
cents or S. or 81 will do.
Not always easy to find
extra size skirts and draw
ers. We've thought of that.
Chestnut street front, east of Arcade.
| The shoe that fits is the
shoe TO buy-if work and
leather are right. Here you
need only look to the fit, we
have already looked to the
leather and work. It's the
question of fit that's left
some Of the special lot shoes
) we've lately told you Of
best handmade at two
; thirds. You may hit your
|, fit the first try.
: Ladies' Imported French Kid, button,
, nearly all sizes, S5.25,regular price,S7 80
II Ladies' Fine Serge-Top Kid, foxcd, but
ton, were 81. 90: this lot, $500
! Finest Hand sewed Pebble and Straight
a Goat Button Shoes. newest styles, were
S50 90, 81 so, $500: now $500, $40, and
=, I$2 90.
Mems Fine French Calf Waukenphasts
, regular price, $500 this lot, $500.
Fine line Of Mems Calf Shoes, in lace
6 and Congress, $500.
y Youths Fine Waukenphasts, S2.00.
~ Our Mems Hand sewed Shoes for s.. OF
are Of Excellent Style and Quality.
L.. -. Il. ,s,1n
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A glance at Ribbons.

NOS. II and 10 OF the All
Silk Satin and Gros-Grain
Ribbons are the popular
widths for trimming chairs,
baskets and fancy work in
general. Pretty for lawn
dresses. In the new shades,
of course-coral, vieux rose,
heliotrope, gobelin, boreal,
mousse, mandarine-as well
as the staple colors.
Fancy Ribbons from the
most filmy of gauze effects
to heavy Ottoman with loop
. edge-the latest from over
y sea.
Sash Ribbons, they say,
!: will again be tie thing; the
= moires in the lead. Later
g styles show a fancy edge,
loop or crown.
y, II Transept, e.s of Arcade.
Sc Spring sunshine and straw
Of goods for ladies and chill.
dren. One suggests thu
: other. You can see th'
-. new straw things for head
wear, all OF them. Noyelt,
= in shapes, variety in colort
y The early forms are in tur
c, bans and small bonnets.
II North OF East Transcpt
ao| Fifty styles OF fancy Saxo
eyl Jugs. Quaint, outlandis
;, forms, some Of them, wit
p" decorations as wild as til
-, shapes. Exquisite in colo
lie ling, all of them. Things TIL
9Hyou won't easily tire Of. :
nd cents to S5-third and hs
rs. OF the yesterday price.
,>,, Near Juniper and Market street corner
.ns A little blemish or spot
a tooth brush handle docSr
az hurt the brush for Il.
" hardly for looks. We
&c" some, the Settings, from
IN Is and 20-cent goods. III
10 shall 60 for 10 cents.
the, First circle, east of centre.
We think them the pre-
test frames in the mari
fur for IS cents. Stamped Bra
IRIS, Main aisle, north of centre.
Nf Three special impor
ngs o,ketbooks; grain
lid leather, leather lined, 30,
Ion. land 45 cents. Where
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NJ ! C'cloek 2. n.G
Two work or driyi1. ho,.v ",
nine head OF good d.iy IN \
ststing OF fresh and itrsr;s-sI
sE0S tiolsteln cove l0zsas
NJ linz calyt,; one Lara
bull, rs shoat pigs. 8 t.ttt ~
l Berksb lro be ar. ,htse an,aI
and are well wo.th s,waa.,
Everything wi 10 solt I'm
vet will sell Ia The dy.
70 days credit, of Ifa.. b,
Twelve 20 and ~. ll,r tli "
tLLlNHl
l.. w. Stidham i Sor, Lni
Ii
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DUBLlU SALE
~ PENNA. HORj

20 PENNA. HON
at Sixth and latnsll aaar
MONDAY MAEa,,
at io'cioc, \,
HEAVY DRAFT FuR>p
BUslNt ~ ~ IA
tAMlLi m
DAllhl
ID
Every kOrse mt teeus
cd or no no eaio ~ faus
VIII sell In staDie.lall 5pi !,
for atalogue. Wiluln,,r
Sale Staties.
TRUMAN wAL.ll
L. W. htidhain & sor, IN
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DUBLlO SALE-IAg M
L. going TO aqt a-.tu Z
public sale on the Bas,,i a
fiom Whining: n. IN l.igr
THURSDAY. kP,I,s
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1EDAY, MARCH 80, 1881.

=. Third and King Streets.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
Another Trip to Luray.

Wednesday next, Aug II, another OF those
enjoyable and select excursions TO the Caverns
Di l.uray will take place. There is no cXcur.
sion out of Washington upon which more real
pleasure, select, personal. and solid, sub,tan'
,iRl instruction can be obtained than on trip
20 Luray. The wonders of the caverns are be-
yond description, the excursionist being
more and more mystited as the Journey
through the various passages proceeds.
The scenery en- route is grand and historic.
Passengers who desire can obtain Il good din.
ner at the station and proceed TO the Caverns
without delay, and spend four hours In view
ing one of the grdndost wonders of the world.
The special train Of elegant coaches will leave
baltimore and Ohio depot, Washington, at $50
u. IN. sharp, and returning arrive home at Q
.. M, thus allowing four full hours at the
Caverns. The fare for the round trip Ia only
s3.5O,which includes admission TO the Cayerns
and reserved seat In car. The tickets are posi-.
lively limited, and those who contemplate
going had better purchase early. Purchase
your tickets, with reserved seats, at b. ana O.
ticket offices, Nos. 6l9 and 1851 Pennsylvania
avenue, or at the depot on the morning Of the
excursion. Remember the date, Wednesday
Aug. T. Round trip rate, only $3.50.
National Republican., 1887-08-15

The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic Potomac, No. 8, Georgetown; b. B
French, No. 10. Masonic Temple; AnacoStia
No. u, Anacostia; Pentalpha. No. %, Ma
sonic Tcmple Stansburv, No. 2i, Brightwood;
Eureka, No. 8, 3OS Eleventh street northwest.
/. o. o. F.-Beacon, No. 10, Odd Fellows
Ball Excelsior, No. IL, odd Fellows Hall;
Harmony, No. o, Eighth Street Hall, East
Washington; Union. No. IL, Third street ana
Pennsylvania avenue northwest Naomi, No
l, u. OF r., MooTes Hall.
&. A. k.-Jas. A. Garfield, No. Z, Grand Army
building.
Knights of Pythias -Calanthe, No. II, Penn.
sYlvania avenue and Ninth street northwest;
Equul, No. IL, 3li Eighth street northwest:
Harmony, No, q, Thirteen. and.a-half street
and Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Knights of Honor Potomac, No. 1921.
10. of R.-Heber Tent, 40 10, Georgeto yn.
]. o. r. M.-Osagc, No. G, iO2S Seventh street
northwest.
10. Potomac, No. Q, Red Mems Hall. C,
between Sixth and Seventh streets: Harmon
No. 10, Hilton Hall, seventh and d streets.
Knights OF the Golden Eagle-Monarch, No
>, ElkS' Hall, g02 Pennsylvania avenue.
Union Veterans Union-John A. Logan, No
2, Veterans Hall, g25 + street.
Sons ot JOnadab- lnvinciblc, No. Z, Acad-
emy Hall, Georgetown.
!. o. G. T.-Ftieudship, No. II, Wllmo
Hail. corner Eighth aud streets northeast.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
THE SMALL THINGS OF a DAY,
aiiuor Occurrences In aud About tn.
CITY.

hiinor Occurrences iu aud About the
CITY.
Lewis Balbalch, the engineer at 5olari's has
been given an engineers license.
Mnj. Moore has issued instructions to the
police not to arrest swimmers in the river who
arc properly clothed in bathing suits.
George Brent, aged 81, colored, was locked
up by Officer Van Fleet Saturday night on
complaint OF Curtis d. Brent that he was In
tauC.
Mark Abraham, 80 years old, colored, was
arrested by Officer Luskey at l:}0 yesterday
morning for assaulting his wife, Clara A0ra-
ham.
Elsie Smith, aged 20 years of 1851 First street
southeast, dropped dead Saturday night. The
coroner gave certificate OF death from natural
causes
George Caupher alias George Taylor, has
been arrested by officers Pearson and Sanford,
charged with bnrglari2ing the house OF Ohicer
Charles I. Wright.
The Clifton Beach Hotel aud Steamboat
cursion for their friends next Friday to their
new resort on the Potomac.
Geneyievc Grimes claims that she has been
deceived by the promises of John t. Chris.
mond to the extent Of $4,000 and has entered
suit to recover that amount
The commissioners have refused to pay ex-
Policeman Roach the salary due him until he
money as may be due II for uniforms.
Frank Duncan was arrested Saturday night
by Sergt Diggins, charged with robbing Leon
Albritton, of North Carolina, OF 800. When
searched a pair Of iron knuckles was found in
his pocket.
The National Rifles will give their last ex-
curSion of the season next Wednesday. An
announcement many persons Will read with
regret as these trips have been filed with
pleasure.
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards Holmead died on
Friday afternoon last at her residence, No. 2l 2
Thirteenth street southwest. The deceased
was 20 years old The funeral will take place
ut 3 o'clock this afternoon.
W. J. Frlzael president of Citizens Associa.
ton No s has sent to the commissioners q
copy of the resolutions adopted at q recent
the northeast section of the city.
Thomas Kane and WIFE living Mt 400 T street
southwest, got to lighting Saturday night aud
kpuc threw lighted lamp at his wife, setting
tire 10 the house. The flames were put out.
and the couple were locked up until sober
Last Thursday night Albert Eichelberger
met John 7. Merrlman on Second street, near
y southwest, and attacked the latter with Il
knife, cutting long cash In his throat. Satnr.
day Judge Harper held the assailant for the
grand jury.
chapter Of the American Institute OF
hrCbite cts has been organized In this citv, and
the following officers elected ]. L. Smith
meyer, president W. NJ PoindeXter, vice
president; G. a. Diddnn, treasurer; Glenn
and c. II. Read, committee on admissions.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
New Herlic linaa-

On. Aug. II, 1887, the Herdic Phaeton Com.
papy will extend its line Of coaches from the
navy yard gate to Fifteen and.a-half street
northwest, thence north to Vermont avenue
and l. street, thence east to Thirteenth street,
thence north on Thirteenth TO T street. A
line of small coaches will run from Twenty.
second and TO Twenty-irst ana n streets via
Fifteen and ahalf and Seventeenth streets.
Transfers will be made to the different lines
on FiftCcn.and-a- half street, between Pennsyl,
yania avenue and street.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
OLD SUITS.

They were fought in the spring to sell dur
ing the summer. hose not e Id W to date
have to 90 this week.
10 F CURED sateen sui's, chill 'ren to 10
years. Summer price was s2ds. lhen reduced
to sl.9S; to-day, 9sc.
Two.piece Suits, 10 10 16 years. They're
embroidertd d Gingham aud Seersucker Suits.
At first were $3.50, reduced after to s2.9S; to-
days price, Sl9S.
7Suits of French Gingham and Sateen, yoke
and sleeves of embroidery, for children to IL
years; originally S3,9s. tlen 81 80. to-day at
s2,9S.
months since were S79S; Saturdays price,
$685. TO day they'll be s3.0S.
BJ-The small quantities and the low prices
should eloquentlY tell you not to delay call.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
Excursion Rates to Grange Camp Fai,


The annual fair of the Grange Association
will be held at Grange Camp, on Washington
and Ohio railroad, Aug. II to Is. Besides in
ieresting addresses on agricultural subjects
that will be delivered by prominent men, and
n fine display OF live stock, tournaments,
dancing, racing, and many other attractive
Incnt of all in attendance upon the fair. The
fair will close on Sunday, Aug is, with re
ligous services conducted by Rev. John P.
Newman and other prominent divines,
the grounds, will be sold from Washington at
the rate of 60 cents, Aug. o to is, inclusive;
limited good to return until 10th. In addition
10 regular train service special train will
run Aug. II to IS, Sunday excepted, leaving
Washington at 100 p. nj. Returning leave
Grange Camp at 1l:S0 p. m.
For tick cts and other information call at 1890
Pennsylvania avenue or at Baltimore aud Po
tomac railroad station, corner OF Sixth and B
streets northwest.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
THE WINDOW

COTs VI I~0If b0' HHu II rs WEOs
contains the finest display Of
TOURISTS FLAN MEL SHIRTS in this city.
Fancy pattern American Flannel Shirts, Csc.
Plated Front American Flannel Shirts, CSC.
$3.50 English Flannel Shirts reduced to 81.
1885 All.wool Shirts reduced to 8l.l9.
A ticket reads: Eft Guaranteed" We
miRht have added, "Your Taste SIitsd," for
we have over fifty patterns and colors in all
shades. And they're cheap. Cheapand goo l..
The cheapest iu this city.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
THE: OLD .
ITO be cast forth.)
THE: NEW
AN D
ITO be sold eheap)

August is n abomin able month for business We con-
fess we're not as in july Perhaps force
Well kick old stockthat is if won't buy
the prices quotsd. The we're willing to sell
cheaper than we'll later. We're willing because
won't buy unless we
National Republican., 1887-08-15
NEW UNDERWEAR.

TIL, Cotton Underwear stock for the fall
trade has arrived. We bought early, because
we can g5J 'ur underwear made uD cheaper
now than late.
There 81, : 90 wor n for you to select from.
Well only quote the specialtles Wen offer for
the fall:
$50 doz. Musln Chemises at 29i. Best mus
lin, perfect ft, well made.
zoo dUz. Muslin Chemises at 59c. Solid yoke
OF fine embroidery.
go doz. Muslin Night Gowns, 5Oc. Solid tuck
yoke, cHmbric ruile.
100 dcz Muslin Night Gowns, 9sc. Many
stvles, with elaborate emit roidey.
liO dC2 Muslin skirts at csc. Embroidered
rullle ruilled on cHmbric rCflle.
10 doz. Muslin Drawers at Csc. Tucked,
yoEed tard, tit guaranteed.
10 de- Muslin Drawers at soc. PreLtily en-
bnidcrCl ruillc, shaped to ut.
Be- During the coming fall season the
chemiscs we now offer at 29c will be 33c.;
.hcse ct SOC. will be CSC. The gewns at 59c.
viii he CSC. the 9sc. ones will be Sl.l0. Stirts
Jnerpd ut use. will lie 5l.19. Drawers Mt 2jc.
will be &c, and thoe now SOC. will be 50t.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
OLD JERSEYS.

Not so old; they were only bought FIVE week.
ago. A Job lot. It's true. but none the worse
for that.
s1.45 Coat.Back Jerseys worth S2.25.
e2.25 Basque. shape Jerseys, worth s2.0S
52.3g Breton Front Jerseys, worth S2.0S.
S2.3g Beaded Jerseys, worth $3.50.
1928 London Taior-mGde Jerseys: $3.50
e3.6S Braided and Jetted Jerseys, worth 81. go
SOC. Chiid's Jerseys colors; worth csc.
ns-we still have all sizes, but would advise
an early call to those who wear the average size
National Republican., 1887-08-15
BRIonrwooD RACES Tuesday, Aug. lO, at pm.
Rnbhories Reported.

George Turley reports pair of laced shoes,
worth g. stolen from him. Mrs Adeline
oBryan reports an uudershirt, worth ST.
stolen. Thomas Trook OF 3Oj Maryland ave
nue., reports stolen a silver watch worth IS.
National Republican., 1887-08-15
Lodee Meetings To-Night.

ELEGANTeilt walt papers at % and 80 cents
other grades in proportion. At Tubman's, AL
Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-08-15

SUMNER RATES for advertisements OF Wants,
For Rent ana For Sale of two lines times, or
3 lines 3 Zines for 20 cents.